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A Need To Clean
Green |
Cleaning
green and saving money
Practically Green
3 All Natural Cleaning
Solutions
Green Living - A Guide to
Environmentally Friendly Cleaning Products
Cold Cleaning
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Getting The Most For
Your Green |
Shop online and save some green
Save on Energy Bills
Making Your Home Energy Efficient Adds Up to
Big Savings
Solar Outdoor
Lighting - The Perfect Choice To Light Up The Night
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Other Green Earth Friends
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thedailygreen.com
onebagatatime.com
greenoptions.com
simplygreensolutions.com
greenearthpets.com
greenearthreport.org
An Overview of Wind as an Energy
Source
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Home
Green Home
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Here's To Being
At Home...On Eco-Friendly Terms!
Green Up Your Home with Houseplants
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Organic Cuisine
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Tis the season to be jolly!
Organic Food 101
The 12 Most Toxic Fruits and Vegetables
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Green
and Organic Product Reviews
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Organic Wines
Homemade Natural
Cleaning Products
Store Bought Natural
Cleaning Products
Reusable Shopping Bags
Green Household Products
Green Groceries
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Being Green Can Be Easy
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Green Living Isn't
Just for Hippies
Simple Green Steps
Easy as ABC
Green Living Made
Easy
Going Green is Easier Now Than Ever
Trash Talk
Think of Your Home As a Habitat and Help
the Environment
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Just imagine sitting outside with friends
and family admiring your beautiful lawn and garden as warm spring breezes
blow. Yes, it's still dreary and cold
outside,
 and
spring feels as if it may never come. In reality March 20th, the first day of
spring, is just a few short weeks
away. It certainly is not too early to
begin planning for your garden. Just as with every other
aspect of day to day living, we at green earth friends encourage you to consider
the environment in your planning.
What do tea bags, dryer lint and egg shells possibly have to do with planning a
garden? Well, if you really want to plant an eco-friendly, green garden then
consider composting. Yes, tea bags, dryer lint and egg shells are just a few of
the items that can be used in your compost pile. According to the Environmental
Protection Agency, 24 percent of the waste produced in the United States
consists of yard trimmings and food residuals. Composting can do alot for your
garden and keep much of that waste out of landfills.
Steering clear of chemical pesticides and fertilizers; using a rain barrel to
water your garden; mixing in herbs and flowers that naturally repel insects and
pests are just a few measures you can implement to produce a green,
earth friendly garden that you can be proud of. So, if your green
thumb is just itching to be even greener, click on the links below to learn
more.
http://www.worldwildlife.org/greentips/gardening.cfm
http://www.compostguide.com/
http://www.epa.gov/compost/
Susan's
Corner Archive
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Green Tips |
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Stop the plastic
madness! Buy yourself a reusable bag or two. You may even have some canvas bags
around the house that will work just fine. Remember to stash them in your car so
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